01How does San Carlos Airport car service (SQL) work?+
Reserve with the aircraft registration or tail number, operator, confirmed arrival facility street address at SQL, estimated time, passenger names, luggage, lead contact, and destination. The final confirmation states the approved meeting and vehicle-access plan.
02What meeting point should I give my SQL chauffeur?+
Use the named aviation business and street address supplied by the aircraft operator at San Carlos Airport, then confirm where passengers may meet the vehicle. Keep the facility contact distinct from the onward destination contact. Do not substitute a general San Carlos Airport search result for that instruction.
03Can a chauffeur meet the aircraft on the ramp at San Carlos Airport?+
Only when the airport, operator, and applicable facility procedures explicitly authorize ramp access. Aircraft-side or ramp-side access is never assumed; otherwise the meeting point is at the approved landside facility entrance.
04What should I send for an onward Sand Hill Road or Palo Alto meeting after landing at SQL?+
For a meeting in Redwood City, Menlo Park (Sand Hill Road), or Palo Alto, include the building number, visitor entrance, and appointment time—not just the venture firm or company name. Mark the appointment as a fixed commitment and identify which stops can move if the flight schedule shifts. Road timing and vehicle availability need confirmation.
05Can Opus Chauffeur coordinate multi-vehicle principal, assistant, and crew movements at SQL?+
Yes—a request can be submitted dividing principals, guests, Executive Assistants, security personnel, flight crew, and luggage across dedicated Executive Sedans, Executive SUVs, and Mercedes-Benz Sprinters.
06What happens if our private flight diverts from SQL to SFO, SJC, or OAK?+
The operator, flight department, or Executive Assistant should send the diversion notice immediately so the chauffeur dispatch plan can be updated against the new airport FBO, access instruction, and arrival window.